2024-08-13 12:37 AM
Hi all,
no experience, so please explain like to a child.
I want to jump into digital.
My idea is to make a bluetooth speaker with LED meter so:
USB C for Power(CYBD3177) and/or Audio IN(STM32wb5).
Bluetooth Audio IN (STM32WB5) -> out to Class D Amp (TAS5827)
Two more Data Lines to control WS2812B
Which physical connections do I need?
I guess:
is this correct?
thanks
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2024-08-13 01:05 AM - edited 2024-08-13 01:06 AM
@stop wrote:no experience
No electronics? No programming at all? No microcontrollers?
@stop wrote:so please explain like to a child.
As with a child getting started, it would be wiser to start with something simpler!
Begin with the basics, then move up to more advanced stuff.
Here are some beginner's getting started tips:
https://www.avrfreaks.net/s/topic/a5C3l000000UYGFEA4/t145493?comment=P-1392529
@stop wrote:My idea is to make a bluetooth speaker with LED meter
That's a pretty advanced project for a beginner!
Be aware that most "Bluetooth speakers" use Bluetooth Classic - and none of the STM32s support that:
2024-08-13 01:05 AM - edited 2024-08-13 01:06 AM
@stop wrote:no experience
No electronics? No programming at all? No microcontrollers?
@stop wrote:so please explain like to a child.
As with a child getting started, it would be wiser to start with something simpler!
Begin with the basics, then move up to more advanced stuff.
Here are some beginner's getting started tips:
https://www.avrfreaks.net/s/topic/a5C3l000000UYGFEA4/t145493?comment=P-1392529
@stop wrote:My idea is to make a bluetooth speaker with LED meter
That's a pretty advanced project for a beginner!
Be aware that most "Bluetooth speakers" use Bluetooth Classic - and none of the STM32s support that:
2024-08-13 02:30 AM
Just new to microcontroller.
What do you mean by bluetooth classic?
2024-08-13 02:32 AM
oh I got it thanks
2024-08-13 02:43 AM
Do you say that with STM32 I cannot receive audio via Bluetooth and send it via I2S to a Class D amp?